The Soweto giants lifted three trophies under head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou during his debut season at the helm after succeeding former mentor Jose Riveiro.
The highlight of the campaign was Pirates' triumph in the league, ending a 14-year wait for the coveted title and cementing their status as one of the country's dominant sides.
However, Ncikazi believes past accomplishments offer no guarantees going forward and stressed the importance of proper preparation ahead of the upcoming season.
"What we have done this year is no longer important in terms of saying, you can't dry today's washing using yesterday's sun; that's what has always been said," Ncikazi said.
The assistant coach warned that rival clubs will be eager to target and defeat Pirates following their recent success.
Preparations for the new campaign are expected to include a return to Spain for a pre-season training camp. Should the trip materialise, it would mark the club's third consecutive year conducting pre-season preparations in the European nation.
He added: "What happened before is not going to bear any result in relation to what happens in the next season. We have to prepare well, and we must know that we are a team to beat, so we must prepare thoroughly."
TS Galaxy chairman Tim Sukazi has confirmed that Bernard Parker will remain in charge of the club for the 2026/27 Betway Premiership season after impressing during a brief spell as interim coach at the end of the previous campaign.
Stellenbosch are reportedly eager to bring back Ashley Du Preez from Kaizer Chiefs, after the forward struggled to make an impact in Soweto this past season.
Mamelodi Sundowns head coach Miguel Cardoso has hailed the club's CAF Champions League triumph as the defining achievement of the campaign, after disappointment on the domestic scene.
Former Orlando Pirates skipper Benson Mhlongo has hailed both the players and management for delivering a legendary season for the Soweto giants.
